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Virus curbs were tightened in the Seoul region last week and were further expanded to the rest of the country on Sunday
World
17.08.2024
Seoul schools go back online over virus fears
High school student Vanessa Villegas takes a class in front of her television at her house in Mexico City on August 24, 2020
World
17.08.2024
Mexican children go back to school through television
Colombia stopped aerial spraying of illegal coca planatations in 2015 following a report by the World Health Organization on its dangers
World
17.08.2024
Colombia close to resuming aerial spraying of coca crops
Navalny's supporters says he was poisoned by a cup of tea at a Siberian airport
World
17.08.2024
Berlin says 'fairly likely' Navalny was poisoned
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Foreign tourists won't be allowed to visit the Indonesian island of Bali for the rest of 2020 due to coronavirus concerns
World 17.08.2024
Bali bans foreign tourists for rest of 2020 over virus
Map locating Jolo island in the southern Philippines where a deadly twin bombing took place on Monday.
World 17.08.2024
10 dead, dozens wounded in twin bombing in Philippines: military
A Philippine coastguard ship BRP Langgam sails past a Chinese coastguard ship (background) near the Scarborough shoal in 2019
World 17.08.2024
Philippines minister accuses China of fabricating sea claims
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has faced growing speculation about his health in recent weeks
World 17.08.2024
More medical checks for Japan PM as health speculation grows
At a sentencing hearing, Gamal Fouda (R), imam of the Al Noor mosque, told New Zealand mosque shooter Brenton Tarrant that his 'hatred is unnecessary'
World 17.08.2024
Defiant New Zealand mosque shooting survivors face gunman
Trump administration advisor Kellyanne Conway, known for her sparring with reporters and unusually lengthy stay on the White House team, announced she will step down to focus on her family
World 17.08.2024
Trump's media pugilist Kellyanne Conway steps down
Sexual harassment and assaults against women are not being taken seriously enough in Singapore, activists warn, after students at elite universities were given punishments criticised as too lenient for their crimes
World 17.08.2024
12 days for assault: Fury at weak penalties for attacks on women
Mining giant Rio Tinto cut their executives' bonuses after the company destroyed a 46,000-year-old Aboriginal heritage site in the Juukan Gorge in Western Australia
World 17.08.2024
Rio Tinto CEO forfeits millions over destruction of Aboriginal site
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has faced persistent speculation about whether his health problems have returned
World 17.08.2024
Japan PM returns to hospital as he breaks term record
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